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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16
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Wir ienben BON iebt ab bas pNo9ens
blatt" fir ben preis BON $500 auf
Gin Sahr pprtpfrei nod Deuti6lano.
Ser 9erausgsDer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bes WDs
@emblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
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s. g. 8miA.
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6 . + g.
5an Nntoaio, Is. Sept. '8i
MfIft1r.0Iaaa

Can Nntnnio, Is. Sept. '87.
MtIttdr=RIa5a
1T ollo bon benz gemeinf1aftliden 60
mite Der @ountp gommiidre unb bes
6tabtratbes als Bauplab fitr bas reue
@ourtbaus unb @tabtbaue ausgepdblt
porber. Msan eruartet, baB bagegeu
elm ginbaltsbefebl erIaugt iuerben utrb
unb mir bOffen, baB ban1it bas prDieft
5u Boben fdQt un0 Elm anberer Bdus
pIab beiimmt per6en n1uB. Na9 unies
rem 9afarbalten 1T es ein uuiinn, in
elmer 10 abgelegenen @egenb Elm 6fents
li6es @ebdube gu erri9ten, oas $780,
600 unb bariiber foften fol. Ser Gins
tpurf 6aB man bas @elb fir's 8runbs
ffid iparett fam, tpenn man Dfentli6es
gigentbum nimrtt uno bann bas &C.
bduoe um 10 sroBartiser baut, 1T Bel
Si9te betraGtet Elm iebr binfdliges Mrs
grntent. @erabe menn n1at 5000, 600
fir Elm @ebdube atsgeben tpin, tam es
gar ni1t bnrauf anfommen, einige
Saufenb Dollars babDrt fir ben Bau=
pIaB a~usSugeben, unb ba fam man
bod pobf einer beHern finben, als bic
Militdrsp la3a.
9ieIelbe 1T fir lire gegenudrtigen
3tpede nidt nl1r gut gerug, iDnberu ges
rabe3u ausge3ei1net. Sas 2eben, bas
f9 auf ibm abfpielt, fenn5ei6net ben
StahttbeiI, in ueldent er liegt. @s
tpdre elm unredt, bic merifanii9en
Chile con carnes unb anoere Gtdnbe
bon Der pIa,a al bertreiben unb unfere
Stabt ba0ur9 I'm eine febr bere9tigte
gigentbhmIidteit gu berauben.
gu1 Der ginnanb, baB bic 6fentlis
den @ebdube glei9mdBig iiber bie5tabt
pertbeilt fem fpllten, fobaB bas Weffs
eroe unb bas Otenbe ems erbdlt, 1T
gar niGt fi1baltig. Man braudt tas
titrli1 ridt beibe bi1t neben chamber
au bauer, aber unifreitig lit ber pIan,
bas reue gourts unb Stabtbaus auf
Der Miliidr : pIa3a 3u erri9ter, ebenfo
tu~iberfnnig, tpie es bic idmmtlihen
8aus proiette ber gDuntps@ pmmi6dre
nit benz alien @ourtbaus bisber tparen.
Die Snterefen ber MntpDbner iener
plaaa uab ibrer umgebung geber uns
Bel Gr6rterung bieier Grage gar ni6ts
an. Mlein, tpentt man Die Bef9aHen.
Belt Der pIa3a unb ibrer umgebung be.
tra6tet, frdubt fi9 bas dffbetii9e @es
fibl eines ssseoen BEL benz @ebanfen,
baB man bier 500, 900 fir Elm 6ffents
Ii6es @ebdube beri6penben min. unb
tpeuu elm 8auplaB fir einen folGen
$10,s-15,0 900 foften folIte, 10 lit bas
GeI6 riGt tueggemorfen, fOnbern febr
gut attgetDanbt.
Die MiIitdrs pIasa erfiIt, tpie i@ou
geiagt, ibreu 3ped 10 bortrefHi9, baB
man barait feline Menberung nornebmett
folte. sic bient ben QleinbdnbIerr, ben
Garmeru, ben Meritanern als Ser.
~faufspIab fir lire berI9iebenartiger
Brobufte unb lit aIs FOLDER unerfebIi@.
sic 1T In unferen Mugen fir NIes gut,
nur ni1t bafir, baB man auf ibm
5000, 900 berbaut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16
tGlnsefeuot.)
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@eearter 0err RebQfteur !

SSSI~$S wv
5o1ten Sic es Der Mdbe ipertb er=
abten. Na1folgenbem eirsn fleinen
&aum in Sbrem gei6dbten BIatte au
getpdbrer, 10 miirbe i9 Sbnen febr gu
Danf oerpfli6tet fem. Das Don mir
gepdblte Sbema betrift bic 2ogen. Wie
Die mert5en 2efer Sbres Blattes piel=
lei6t i6ou wifen tDerben. baber nit In
Sun Nutonio cine lnmane bon 2pgen,
aber mas beuti@e anbetriHt febr nes
nige. Warum f6nnen bic 9eutl9en
bieiger 5tabt ni@t feft suiammer bals
ten unb neue beuti6e 9ogett griinben
ober f9 i@on organifrter ani9lieBens
SIM @an3en befteben Bis iebt rur bier
beutf9e 9ogen. Sebo6 ai1 Der 5piBe
BON biefen btfinbet fi9 bic San Mnto.
min 9armDnia 2oge $50. l (Srben ber
9ermannsf6bne) bic Beftrebungen bies
fer Snlfitution 1ino: pflege Der oeuts
f9en Spra6e, uno Site unb gegenfeis
tige u~nterfaBung.
Mit pollem Ge1t fann nun bic @an
@ntonio 0armonia 2ose go. l. be-
baupten, bic dlte1te prompte1e unb 5u=
berldiisiie BON alien gu fem. Sober
gutteben3e unb Deut5hrebenbe Mitbiirs
ger init gutem Guf Der nit wenigen
Mittel1 ieiue Gamilie fiir fpdtere 3eis
ten Drtentli9 fi9er 5u feaen niinf9t,
tbut gut, li6 bieier 2o9e an5ui6lieBen.
GeIbfberfdnbIi9 muB ELM Sober, Der
i9 berfelber an3u19lieBen gebenft, erft
bic Contribution unb bic N~ebengeiebe
gelefen baben unb banrl piro ct ieIbIl
iagen, baB bies auf Wabrbeit berubt.
Die Mitglieber5abl TT eine gang erbeb:
li1e.
ginen tpeitereu Boribeil ben bic @an
Mntonio 6armonia 2pge No. l bat, III
Der, baB bic Nerf9eruugsfumnte ni6t
erif bon Der @roBloge gu be3ieben 1T,
sonberr 1i1 In ibrer eigene1 Gaife bors
finbet. Mu1 bdlt bic 9armonia 2oge
ibren feifgeiebten Serntin inne, ndmliG
80 Sage nod benz Sobe eines Bruoers
erfoIgt prompte N~us5ablung ber 0erlis
1erungs 9umme on bic 0interbIiebes
| men, tpdbrenb es Bel ben auberen 2ogen
oft erff mad Mpnaten gefdiebt. Ser
itsr tpirb iebem franfen gutfebenben
9oser : 8ruber allp69entli6 bic ibm
aufDmmenbe 2rarfen : 1nterfiibung
piinftli1 Derabrei@t. Wie groB bic
Bruberliebe in bieier 2oge 1T. f6nnen
bic Sinterbliebenen iebes perforbenen
8rubers beaeugen.
G1reiber bieies min bier ni9t ettpa
2obbubeleien auspofaune1, netn, es
finb rtur 5afta. Wie fdon geiagt. Elm
ieber gutFebenbe un6 beutfdrebenbe
Mitburger NIT gutem 2uf, Der fi6 Der.
ieIben ani1iieBen mir, fam ia erft Grs
funbigungen einaieben, tpel9e i1m germ
mitgetbeilt uerben BON benz Witglies
bern.
Gum @1luTe m6dte ,1 mod cine
gitte an bic 9eutf9en ri6ten, bic fG
elmer beutfden 2oge anf6lieBen pols
len. fi6 suerif an bic Mitglieber ber
San NntOniD 9armOnia 2oge go. / al
tpenben. Sn Der 5tabt San Mntonio,
fotpie i'm @taate SeIas finb nod geniiz
gen6 Rrdfte bor1anben cine ober mebs
rere 2ogen bieies Orbens 3l griinbea.
gs miirbe babur9 elm gutes Meif ges
than nerben, S1nefterlogen oe1elben
Orbens ms Qeber 5l rufen.
Gin Seutf9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16
g. RpIHntt.

Sas INNER tnebr it1 ausbebnenbe
Gef1dft bes 6errn 8. Molfiot ma9t
forttudbrenb Neuerungen notbmenoig.
Die neueffe 1T, baB ole Maaren In De-
partements abgetbeilt tperben, 10 baB
alfo Der @infauf tpieber bebeutenb ers
Iei1tert mirb. Die ba3u t6tbigen Nrs
engagements uerben III einigen Sagent
g~etrofen fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16
Heller Dtc alte, b~efsebrad3te Gsetfe DeS
Observation-Disclosures

Heller Dte alte, beesebrad,te Isetfe DeS
GtnoutebSufBt=S etrtebes,
bic ndmlid, groBe 9eerben milben,
8iebs BON bet lanoldufisen Seras. &ahe
auf unermeBli9 tpeiten, bur1 Sta9elz
fenaen eingebegien Weibesrinben gu
balten, ipri@t 9err 0obgeion li6 in Der
unterreoung nit einem Beridterftatter
Der Stems, aus peIder feline Nnii6ten
iiber bas nabe beporiiebenoe @nbe Der
giel5u6tss &rifis foIgeaoermaben aus:
nDas alte SDftem 1T benz u%ntergange
getpeibt; elm 8ieb5u6tsbetrieb, in
fpel6em Der Gopbop uno ieitt pferb Die
9auptrone fpielen, muB aufbDren gu
erifiren. st muB inner meter bins
aus mad Weifen rtiden, penn es iiber.
baupt nod einen vferner g~elegenen Wes
fen" fir i'm giebt, mobin ct geben
fam, ober Der cowboy bon geferr muB
fi9 ba5u bequemen, morsen suii@en
ben pfuggriHen einber5ugeben. Seras
beb6ltert ii6 ieBt al5u raid. 2anb,
auf uel9em Stamina uno bic Wesquits
@r1Ier pa6ien, es3eugt AUDI Baumz
noble unb @etreibe, unb 0anb, norauf
Baumwplle, @etreibe, Semitic unb Sb1t
Ddbf, geb6rt BON &edtsmegen benz
Garmer unb tpeI6er barna1 iudt unb
fpdbt. Die 9ta6elbrabtfensen miiIen
fallen, unb ale bic groBen Weibegebege
finb ba3u beitimmt, binnen ni9t LANCER
3eit bonn pfluee umgepiblt unb pon
Der Ggge au @taub perpanbelt gu tuers
ben, unb 100 bet Gopote iebt beult, ba
tDeroen balb ueiBangei1ri9ene Jarmers
Sdufer ME bur9 3auberbanb en1pors
tpa1fen; Mderbauer unb Dbf3i1ter
tpetben bic STEELE Der iebigen 8ieb5l6s
ter %einnebmen. Das 2angborn uirb
balb feline beiten unb lebten Gage geie=
ben baben. 3ufunftsmotto muB unb
tpirb fein: vaamdIige N%ufbeferung Der
NinbbiebraHe", min Der teranii1e 8iebs
si1ter bic alte Weiie bes Betriebes,
tpel9e fi9 iberIebt bat, felbft iberleben,
10 fanr er es t,ur nit 1ilfe elmer ra>
tionelen Wirtbf9aftsme:ie, tuel9e barin
beifebt, baB er before @aKen un0 tuenis
ger 8ieb aii9tet.
Nur Elm BeiIpiel gun, BetpeiIe: erit
gar3 Dor Gur3em BOT Elm Tarrler In
Wiifouri 26 pSbfe @alIpuaS Nieb All
Marft oebrod,t. Dor fpeIdheu iebes Slid
i'm Dnrdfihnit 1850 Wfuub @epift
hntfe. Sr befnm s Gents fir bos
9funo. i'm Durdlnnitt iomit fir iebes
Slid AZ. Dos ii Bic Sprte pon
Miubbieb. peIde mir 9erass Wiehatdter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16
grud! grnd1! 8rudb !

ipiro unfeblbar fnrirt nod ber Meibobe
Der DofiOrea 8. $. unb s. Wiliams,
ct. 2ouis, Mo. Weber Mefer mod
bDpooermii9e Nabeln perber argez
uanot. sofortige @rlei1terung, unb
griinolide 6eilung in furser 3eit. Wtarl
nirb nint p~erbinberi feiner Mrbeit Dber
ieinen @ef6dFten nahaugeben. Muf
Mnni1 nirb bic 9eilung garantirt.
RoniuItatinH u%nentgeltli9. MdBige
Breiie. 5pre9t por 3immer go. 4
iber Wolf & Rarr. 1913 tutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16

= 2aBt gu6 ni6t tdui6en burd
niebere preife fur Nrbeit, tpeI9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras seliefert tpirb,
fonbern perfigt @ud nod @aIIas
10 an pbotograpbildem Mtelier, $50.
Alb Ofs6 ouftons5 traBe, ND Gu1 quite
unb sufrieoenifenenOe Nrbeit gu reenem
prei5e garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16

6errens uno GnabensNn.
fdDer geHug fir 5erbit unb
Winter Is 1870 bilieer aIs frtiher,
TIM nit benz 8orratb gu rdumen. Ban.
coat 6 GObn.
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8ermid 8an Nnitern !

Grii9 ieben Sagl Wer5en in ieber
iorm ferbirt. gbenfo Milb aler Nrt,
ie nod ber Sabresaeit. = 3u baben i'm
2eitauraut Dbu 9arnif6 & 8dr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16

uniere neuen Mintermaaren:
Clothing, 6errensS oilettes artifel, lin.
ierjeug &c. fommen mad unb mad an
uno Iiegen Sur 9ei6tiauue often. Pan.
eeot & Sphn.
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Mnhndea 0pfeI.

am Is. Sept. baielbft abgefiegen:
Martin .aobl unb G,an, Deniion; .. 9.
8breefelo, gasIe YaB; $. Diebel, @aIbeton ;
8. 3. Neio, ct. 2ouis; g. 3. Mafenion,
Sablor !; 8. Or. 3anbal, Stein gort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16

treter. Sim lei Die grbe lei6t! Sen
trauernben 9interbliebenett ipre1en
mir unIer tIefltes Beileib aus.
(Deuti6e 3tg.)
Die 2onsbietp @ruppe Der Gar=
mers Wqiansen bat in Der Sta6t 2ong>
biep Elm @runbfiid gefauft UNI barauf
ibren eigenen genDfeni6aftli9en Store
au erri6ten. Sic bat auBeroem ibren
eigenen gaumwoIenbof unb Mdger.
IS 1T bic &ebe 6abon, baB in 2ongbietD
brei neue Sabtifen angelegt nerben iol.
len, eine fir prdierbirung BON Obf,
cine 8eIenz unb eine M6belfabrit. Sod
1T big iebt nur bic erfe sefi6ert, unb
bas @elb bafir bef9aft, fe ion big 3ur
@r6hnung Der SbFfaiion bon 1888 ferz
tiggetelt fem. Oie beiben attberer be-
finben fi9 nod i'm Stadium Der vMabrs
i1einli1feit."
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Manerif's 8anf beiorgt @el6ien.
bunger nod allen Sbeilen 9eutI9lanbs
ms 9aus abgeliefert gu biligeren Staten
aIs Bic pofoffce.
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Grage: @ieio lit ber gdeniteber elm
bebeutenber Man2"
QntuOrt: Weil er feline 3eit der.
feht1.
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Dos alte Central Wdrftgebdube
IL @aloetoa # Don pripaipsrionen ans
gefaaft mornen, bic IS nieoerreiBen unb
oafir elm iIeues erri9ten lafen.
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YancoaF & 5o9n berfaufen
6etrentleiber Is 1870 biIiger aIs it,
genb eth 6aus in Der @tabt. Dies III
tein Sumbug. ueberaeugt gu9l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-16

Manerid's @arf, angemeines Banfe
gef9dft, aabtt AZ 3inien auf Depoiiten
fir befimmte 3eit.
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Sm 8pnbamtzD iautattens &nuie
finbet Sbr bas bette Mfortiment Der
neueffen Npbittten in Diamanten,
ubren, Supelen &C. 81 niebrigeren preis
fen als irgenbtpo anbers. 6predt bor
unb labt @u6 Waaren seigeu urb Yreiie
aenaert. 8. &oubart lit felt 1868 etab.
lirt unb erfreitt fid zines tp~eitberbreites
ten guten Nufes. Ct 1T elm in Der
S@peta ausgebilbeter prattifder ubr>
nader unb garantirt ale feline Nrbeiten.
Mamentli9 ma6t er auf fein Brinens
Eager aufmertfam. 8. &Dubant, Main
Pla5a, San NntoniD. 8,12,tum1M
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AIe neue Gorten in Often, bic
Dunlap eingei6IOHen, bel Paucoaff &
Sohn.
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@otel Mabmfe, gde 6DuRon &
ST. Ma1p 5traBe, gegeniiber Der Suru.
bale, San Mntonio. Deutfhes
0DteI erfer &Iaffe. l1eber=
nimmt Diners, Soupers &c. fir fleire
@eieliaaften, 5o93eiten &C., mel6e nit
GROCER @orgfaIt ausgeflbrt wsroen.
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WruBer 9~t1tsperta1tf

gu b~sfafen. I'm nun u~nieren Ycrratb bon Serren. unb
idneI als mS8tid aus3uberfaufen, rerbeu mir i
preiieu losidlasen. Die Breiie merben bon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-01
"Olo uacK 81, Logic.

No man In the country was more sur
prised than Gen. Zachary Taylor him
self when the Wings began to talk of
him as their candidate for the Presi-
dency. He would not, at first, consent
to stand, knowing his disqual lications
for the Office. He was ignorant of po-
litical questions, and cared so little for
party politics that he had not voted for
forty years.
But the battle of Buena Vista had put
his name on every mans lips. ard the
Wings were determined to run n popu-
lar candidate. The unlettered, honest,
simple minded soldier was persuaded
to run" and during the campaign
every schoolboy became familiar with
Palo Alta, Resaca de la Palma, Monte
rey and Buena Vista.
"Old lack" took with the people,
and they elected him with large ma
jority. Anecdotes of his lirmness and
simple habits impressed them with the
belief that he would make serviceable
Chief Executive. One of these stories
was that during the Black Hawk war
Col. Taylor, while pursuing the Indians,
came to Rock RIVER, then considered
the northwest boundary of Illinois.
The volunteers declared that they
would not cross the river, rs they had
enlisted to defend the State. and were
not obliged to march into the Indian
territory.
Orders came for TAYLOR to follow
Black Hawk. The volunteers held q
sort of town meeting on the prairie, and
invited Col. Taylor to attend. He went
having previously ordered the United
States Regulars to form in the rear of
the meeting. After listening for some
time to the volunteers speeches, he
arose.
Men" he said, 1.-THE word has been
passed on to me from Washington to
follow Black Hawk. and to take you
with me as soldiers. | mean to do both.
There are the flatboats drawn up on
the shore; there are Uncle Sans men
drawn up behind you on the prairie. "
In few hours the volunteers we're
all across the river. in hot pursuit of the
foe. They saw it was useless to reply
to such man who argued in such a
forcible style.
The people thought that man who
used that sort of logic was the ono then
needed to occupy the Presidential chair.
- Youths Companion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-01
Cavaliers Of Mrs. Cleveland

II is one OF the most rigid rules IN
the social economy of the capital, that
the wife of the president shall not ac-
cept attention from any gentleman out
side of the cabinet, but Mrs. Cleveland
is trampling on that rule. She goes
out TO ride with Mr.. w. w. Corcoran,
the venerable philanthropist, who re-
Gently celebrated his eighty eighth
birthday. and has been guest at his
house. The other morning she and
Mr.. Corcoran rode out to Oak View.
the presidents country place, and spent
a couple of hours with Mrs. Folsom.
The presidents bride has no warmer
admirer than the old gentleman, who
seems unable adequately to express his
admiration. She has another attentive
follower in the person of George Ban
croft, who seems to be Mr.. Corcoran's
rival. He has not been out to ride with
her so often, but keeps sending her
flowers. Mr.. Bancroft's hobby is roses.
He invents them, and has given several
to the world of flowers The young
fellows look with envy on the liberties
these gallants are taking. but all atten-
tions to the presidents wife are barred
to gentlemen less than 81 years old
NitWdukee Sentinel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-01
Municipal Parks in Mexico


The parks OF the City of Mexico are
really Il novel rs well as bcaut full
sight Comfortable seats shaded by
venerable trees. winding walks encir-
cling large beds of flowers and fine
fountains form picture of perfect
springtime. They are The breathing
spots for those who reside near them,
as well as for those whose poverty
causes them 10 live in narrow. sitting
streets The student can be seen in
them at an early hour Luried in his
books; the invalid in carriage or on
horseback. or perhaps bang carried in
chair upon the back of stalwart por-
ter. Everyone is out for an airing on
Sunday morning. Poems and pelados.
wrapped in blankets are to be seen in
sunny places thawing out; water carri-
ers passing to and fro from the mark
cts with their morning supply Of water;
men in shirts and pantaloons, straw
hats and sandaled feet; women in silk
and in rags and children with barely
enough to cover their nakedness are to
be seen on every side. Almost every
nation Is represented in the city Of sur
prises. GUY Of MEXICO Cor. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-01
Can You Answer This?

case of ague, biiiousness, nervousness or
neuralgia. or any disease of the stomach,
liver or hidneys that Hop Biiters will not
cure!
my Mother says Hop Bitters is the only
thing that will keep her from severe attacks
of paralysis and headache.-Ed. Oswego
sun.
"My little ,icSly, puny baby was changed
into n great bouncing boy. and was raised
from Il sick bed by using Hop Bitters II
short time" A YOUNG MOTHER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-01
Come over and Help Us.

The Emperor of China has decreed
that henceforth there shall DO no rcli-
gious intolerance in his realm. II he
succeeds in carrying out this reform. it
is to be hoped that his Majesty may be
induced to visit America on a lecturing
tour and show our people how the
shing 10 do ~. Boston Transcript
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-01

"done less good than one bottle of Hop
"Bitters; they also cured my wife of fifteen
"years' nervous weakness, seeplessness
"and dyspepsia. II. NJ. Auburn, n. W
Baby Saved.
We are so thankful TO say that our nurs-
ing baby was permanently cured of dan.
gerous and protracted constipation and IT.
regularity Of the bowels by the Use of Hop
Bitters by its nursing mother, which at the
same time restored her to perfect health and
strength.-The Parents Rochester, n. Y.
nj Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, "Brlghts disease, rheumatism anda
horde of other serious and fatal diseases,
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